Abus 4043158191608 User guide

Brand: Abus

Model: 4043158191608

Category: Security access control systems

Type: User guide

Secoris Alarm System

USER GUIDE

ESEZ60500 – Issue 1.1

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specialist trained by us. Arrange regular maintenance appointments with your installer to ensure

trouble-free operation over the long term with the latest safety updates and new functions.

Data protection notice

ABUS has designed the product for GDPR-compliant use. The operator is the entity responsible for ensuring

the legally compliant use of the product in accordance with the GDPR.

CONTENTS

Data protection notice .............................................................. 2

1. About this guide ................................................................ 4

1.1 Explanation of symbols .................................................... 4

1.2 Warranty ....................................................................... 4

1.3 Handling log-in details for your Secoris System ...................... 5

1.4 Important Safety Information ............................................ 6

1.5 Declaration of conformity ................................................. 6

2. About Secoris alarm systems .................................................. 7

3. Operational features ........................................................... 8

3.1 Comprehensive set/unset exibility ..................................... 8

3.2 Alarm communication ...................................................... 8

3.3 User options ................................................................... 8

3.4 Users and user types ........................................................ 8

3.5 HUA / panic alarms ........................................................... 9

3.6 Full logging .................................................................... 9

3.7 Test options ................................................................... 9

3.8 Installer remote access ..................................................... 9

3.9 Jamming and tamper monitoring ........................................ 9

4. Using the system ............................................................... 10

4.1 Keypad keys .................................................................. 10

4.2 About the standby screen ................................................. 11

4.3 Setting the system .......................................................... 11

4.4 Unsetting the system ...................................................... 12

4.5 Managing alarms ............................................................ 12

4.6 Managing alerts ............................................................. 13

4.7 Accessing the User menu .................................................. 13

4.8 Managing users ............................................................. 14

4.9 Omitting zones .............................................................. 18

4.10 Using shunt groups ......................................................... 19

4.11 Viewing the Log ............................................................. 20

4.12 Testing the system .......................................................... 21

4.13 System conguration ...................................................... 25

5. Terms and definitions ......................................................... 36

6. Declarations of compliance ................................................... 38

Appendix A – User Types .......................................................... 39

Appendix B – User Menu Map .................................................... 41

Appendix C – Entering Text ....................................................... 43

7. Notes .............................................................................. 44

4 About this guide

1. ABOUT THIS GUIDE

Dear Customer,

thank you for purchasing this Secoris alarm panel. This device is built with state-of-the-art technology

and it complies with current domestic and European regulations. Conformity has been proven, and all

related certications are available from the manufacturer on request (www.abus.com). To guarantee safe

operation, it is essential that you observe the instructions in this user guide. If you have any questions,

please contact your specialist dealer.

Everything possible has been done to ensure that the content of these instructions is correct. However,

neither the author nor ABUS Security Center GmbH & Co. KG can be held liable for loss or damage caused by

incorrect or improper installation and operation or failure to observe the safety instructions and warnings.

No liability can be accepted for resulting damage. No part of the product may be changed or modied in

any way. If you do not follow these instructions, your warranty claim becomes invalid. We reserve the right

to make changes to this manual without prior notice.

These instructions contain important operation information. Follow the directions and instructions in this

user manual to ensure safe operation. Store this manual in a safe place for future reference. This manual

constitutes part of the device. If you pass the device on to third parties, please remember to include this

manual.

Note: Some features described in this guide may not be available, depending on conguration.

Please ask your installer if you would like them to be available.

This manual relates to rmware version 1.00.00 and all other previously published soware versions.

All new features that are only valid from a certain soware version are marked accordingly, e.g. >=2.00.00.

All other features that are valid up to a certain soware version are also marked accordingly, e.g. <2.00.00.

1.1 Explanation of Symbols

The following symbols are used in this manual:

Symbol Signal Word Meaning

Caution Indicates a risk of injury or health hazards caused by electrical voltage

Important Indicates possible damage to the device/accessories or a risk of injury or

health

Note Indicates important information

1.2 Warranty

In the event of a warranty claim, the original receipt with the date of purchase and a short written

description of the problem must be supplied with the product. If you discover a defect on your alarm panel

which existed at the time of purchase, contact your dealer directly within the rst two years.

About this guide 5

1.3 Handling log-in details for your Secoris System

Basics

• User names and codes for logging into security systems should be known only by the legal owners

and never given out to unauthorised parties.

• If you have to pass this information on via email, please take care to send the user name and code in

two separate emails.

• User names and codes should be changed regularly.

Standards

• User names must be at least eight characters long.

• They should ideally contain characters from at least three of the following categories: Uppercase

letters, lowercase letters, special characters, and numbers.

• User names should never contain your own name, the name of a family member, your pet, your best

friend or your favourite celebrity, or your hobby or date of birth.

• Avoid using user names and codes that you use on other websites or that could be easily guessed by

others.

• Your user name should not be able to be found in a dictionary and should never be a product name.

• It should not be a conventional series of characters, a repeated pattern or a keyboard pattern, such

as asdfgh or 1234abcd.

• You should avoid only using numbers at the end of your user name or using one of the more typical

special characters (!). ? #) at the beginning or end to compensate for an otherwise simple user name.

• User names and codes should be changed at least every 180 days.

• New user names and codes should not be identical to any of the three combinations used before

them.

• New user names and codes should dier from user names and codes that have been used before by

at least two characters.

• Macros and scripts should not be used to input user names and codes.

1.4 Important Safety Information

Power supply

Caution: All electrical connections must be carried out by a qualied electrician and comply with

current local regulations.

Children

Important: Keep electrical devices out of reach of children. Never allow children to use electrical

devices unsupervised. Children may not always properly identify possible hazards. Small parts may

be fatal if swallowed. There is a risk of suocation. This device is not intended for children. If used

incorrectly, parts under spring tension may y out and cause injury to children (e.g. to eyes).

Cleaning

Only clean the device housing with a damp cloth. Do not use solvents, white spirit, thinners or other

caustic substances: Rub the surface gently with a cotton cloth until it is completely dry.

Disposal

Important: EU Directive 2012/19/EU regulates the proper return, treatment and recycling of used

electronic devices. This symbol means that, in the interest of environmental protection, the device

must be disposed of separately from household or industrial waste at the end of its lifespan in

accordance with applicable local legal guidelines. Used devices can be disposed of at ocial

recycling centres in your country. Observe local regulations when disposing of materials. Further

details on returns (also for non-EU countries) can be obtained from your local authority. Separate

collection and recycling conserve natural resources and ensure that all the provisions for protecting

health and the environment are observed when recycling the product.

1.5 Declaration of conformity

ABUS Security Center hereby declares that the enclosed product complies with the requirements of the

following directives:

• EMC Directive (2014/30/EU)

• RED Directive (2014/35/EU)

• RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU)

The full EU Declaration of the Conformity text can be obtained at the following address:

ABUS Security Center GmbH & Co. KG

Linker Kreuthweg 5

86444 Ang, Germany

6 About this guide

About Secoris alarm systems 7

2. ABOUT SECORIS ALARM SYSTEMS

Secoris alarm systems are suitable for domestic and commercial properties. All systems support the use of

radio (wireless) and wireless detectors.

The maximum number of detectors (zones) your system can use is dependent on the panel you have

selected – please contact your installer if you need to know this information.

The Secoris alarm system supports a wide range of communication options, conguration settings and

peripheral devices, which provide the exibility needed to customise the system to match the most

demanding applications.

All systems benet from being futureexible: as new features are developed, your alarm system can be

updated remotely or locally with the latest soware to keep it up to date.

8 Operational features

3. OPERATIONAL FEATURES

This section provides an overview of other operational features of the Secoris alarm systems from a user’s

perspective.

3.1 Comprehensive set/unset exibility

There are many options available to the installer to congure the setting/

unsetting process to match your specic requirements.

If at any time, your requirements change, please contact your installer, who may be able to adjust the set/

unset procedure without making any physical changes.

Your system is congured as a partitioned system:

A partitioned system consists of several partitions (perhaps one per company) that can be individually set or

unset without aecting the others.

In addition, each partition can be set or part set (part set B, C or D).

3.2 Alarm communication

When the system detects an alarm, it starts the external sounder/strobe units and operates internal

sounders, including the sounder in keypads.

If you wish, your installer can also congure the system to communicate alarms externally to:

• An Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC), via the internet or a xed-line or mobile telephone network.

• An email address.

• A phone using a text or speechmessage.

Note: Communications via the internet is provided as standard. Connecting the control unit to a

xed-line (PSTN) phone network requires the installer to t a plug-on module.

3.3 User options

Authorised users can access a User menu from a keypad. The menu contains options to add users, omit

zones, view log information, test the system, congure the system and switch devices (outputs) on or o.

3.4 Users and user types

Secoris gives you the ability to dene many dierent users, each of which can have a unique access code,

remote control and HUA transmitter.

Each user has a user type, such as Normal User, Admin User or Master User. The user type determines the

privileges that the user has to the system.

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3.5 HUA / panic alarms

You can generate Hold-Up Alarm (HUA), otherwise known as a panic alarm, from a keypad, a

remote control, hand-held HUA transmitter or using a separate panic button.

3.6 Full logging

The control unit logs all actions, alarms and alerts. You can review the logged events through the User

menu.

3.7 Test options

The User menu contains a comprehensive set of options that you can use to test the system or to determine

the owner of a device such as a remote control.

3.8 Installer remote access

The installer has a separate Installer menu, which contains the options needed to congure your system.

The menu can be accessed through a keypad.

An alternative is to allow the installer to access your system remotely over the internet, which may provide

service benets.

You have the ability to enable or disable remote access as required through the User menu.

3.9 Jamming and tamper monitoring

Secoris alarm systems use advanced techniques to monitor your system continuously for possible jamming

or tamper attacks.

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4. USING THE SYSTEM

This section describes typical tasks that you may need to carry out from time to time once the system is set

up.

4.1 Keypad keys

Figure 1 shows the layout of keys on a typical keypad.

The purpose of each key (other than the numerical keys) is described next.

Figure 1: Typical keypad keys

Navigation key:

Scrolls up, or moves the cursor le.

▼

Scrolls down, or moves the cursor right.

▶

Changes the value, displays further information, or inserts a space.

◀

Changes the value, or deletes the character to the le.

The key glows red, yellow or green to indicate system status

(green = normal; yellow = problems in setting a partition; red = alarm/fault).

This key exits an option or cancels a change.

Conrms an action, such as selection of an option or acknowledgement of an alarm.

Pressing this key gives you access to the user menu when the standby screen is displayed

(see page 13).

It fully sets partition 1*.

They fully set partition 2, 3 and 4 respectively*.

Unsets the system.

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A Hold Up Alarm (HUA) is started when both of these keys are pressed (if enabled by the

installer).

* This is the default action; the installer can congure these keys perform a dierent setting action, or to

operate an output.

Note: A Keypad can be programmed to belong to specic partitions. When the Master user enters

his code on a Keypad, it inherits all the partitions on the system. Thus, setting faults, will be shown

from all partitions. Partition type users/code can be used to keep the Keypad indications just on the

dedicated Keypad partitions.

4.2 About the standby screen

When the system is idle (either while set or unset), the display shows the “standby screen”. For example:

Secoris Alarm Panel

10:43 03/12/2019

4.3 Setting the system

Readying the system to start an alarm if someone moves into a protected area is called “setting” the

system.

You can set your system using a variety of dierent methods, depending on system conguration. The

following explains a typical method using a keypad.

1. Enter your access code at the keypad. If you enter your access code, the display shows a * for each

completed digit:

Enter Access Code:

(* )

2. If setting options are displayed, you can press

followed by 4 to choose the option you

require:

Setting Options

Full Set All

• Full Set/Fulll Set All: To set the whole system. Alternatively, press the A key*.

• Partitions: To set or part set a partition. Alternatively, press the B, C or D key to full set a partition*.

* Your installer may have congured the system to allow you to quick set using A, B, C or D without

entering an access code.

3. You will hear a continuous exit tone (unless the system is congured for silent or instant setting).

The system sets when one of the following occurs, depending on how the system is congured:

• Immediately

• Aer a period of time

• When you exit the premises

The A, B, C or D key illuminates to indicate the set status (unless disabled by the installer). For example, by

default the A key is illuminated if partition 1 is fully set.

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4.4 Unsetting the system

Disarming the system so that people can move freely is called “unsetting”.

To unset the system from a keypad:

1. Enter through the designated entry route. Do not stray from this route – you may cause an alarm.

2. If you hear a tone, go directly to the keypad, since you will have limited time to unset the system

before it generates an alarm.

3. Enter your access code and press the unset button .

4.5 Managing alarms

If there is an alarm, you will need to silence the sirens and sounders (if they are still running),

acknowledge the cause of the alarm and reset the system.

To silence, acknowledge and reset an alarm:

1. Make sure that it is safe to enter the premises.

2. Enter your access code in the normal way. This silences the alarm (if the sirens and sounders are still

operating).

Note: You can silence, acknowledge and reset an alarm only if it has been caused in a partition to

which you have access.

3. The navigation key glows red and the display shows, for example:

Press tick to reset

Zone 000

The display alternates between showing the zone number & zone name (e.g. “Zone 000”) and alarm

type.

4. If you see “reset” in the message (see above):

• Press ✓ − this acknowledges the alarm and resets the system. The system returns to standby and

is ready to set again. The navigation key returns to its normal (green) state.

If you see “Call Installer” or “Call ARC” at the top of the screen:

• Press ✓ − this acknowledges the alarm, but you will need to call theinstaller or ARC to reset the

system.

Although the system is not reset, you will still be able to set and unset the system normally. The

navigation key and applicable set/unset icons stay red until the alarm is reset.

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Note: Accidental alarms

Your installer may have congured your system so that if you set o an alarm accidentally, you

have an "Abort Time" (by default 120 seconds) in which to cancel the alarm. Go immediately to a

keypad and enter your access code.

If you do this within the Abort Time, the system will send an “Alarm Abort” message to the ARC (if

used).

If the alarm is cancelled aer the Abort Time, immediately call any ARC the control unit

communicates with to notify them of the accident.

4.6 Managing alerts

An alert is an event that is not directly related to an intrusion event, such as a low battery or a

communications fault.

An alert does not cause an alarm sound. Instead, the navigation key on keypads glows red when the

system is unset, and keypads give a short “beep” approximately every second if the alert has not been

acknowledged.

To view the cause of the alert:

1. Make sure the system is unset and that the keypad shows the standby screen.

2. Before entering your access code, press ✓.

3. Enter your access code to the keypad. The bottom line displays the most recent alert. For example:

Tick to continue

Bat Low/Missing

4. Press ✓ to acknowledge that you have read the alert. Repeat this step for any other alerts that may be

active.

5. If you see a message similar to the following:

RESET FAULTS

Z041 FREEZER

This indicates that the alert has been caused by a “technical” zone (which typically is used to

monitor equipment such as a freezer), and the detector is still active. If you can, rectify the problem

and repeat the procedure to reset the alert.

If you cannot clear the fault, please contact your installer.

6. The standby screen is displayed and the beeping stops. The navigation key continues to glow red

until the faults are rectied.

4.7 Accessing the User menu

The User menu gives access to user options such as to omit zones, view log information and add new users.

The range of options available to you depends on your user type (privileges).

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To access the User menu:

1. Make sure the display shows the standby screen.

2. Press .

3. Enter your user code:

Enter Access Code:

(* )

The rst option is displayed:

Omit Zones

Press

to scroll through the options, followed by ✓ to select the option you require.

4. To leave the menu and return to the standby screen, press ✘ (if necessary, everal times).

4.8 Managing users

4.8.1 About users

A user is a person who is able to enter an access code at a keypad to perform an action such as to set or

unset the system, raise a duress alarm or gain access to the user options.

When the system is new, there is only one user: the default master user, who has full access to perform any

action that a user is able to do and access all user options. The master user can add new users, and while

doing so, specify the user's type (Appendix A, page 39), which determines the actions the user can carry

out.

4.8.2 About the Users menu

If you are a master or admin user, you can use the Users option in the main menu to:

• Add new users to the system, including the remote control and HUA transmitter allocated to each

user (Users – Add User).

• Edit user details (Users – Edit User).

• Delete users (Users – Delete User).

Note: If you are not a master or admin user, the Users menu does not contain Add User, Edit User

and Delete User options. Instead, depending on your user type, it may include options from the Edit

User menu that allow you to change your own details, such as your access code. For some user types,

the Users menu is not available at all. The menu map (Appendix B, page 41) shows the user types

that have access to Users menu, and the options available. See page 17 for a description of each

option.

4.8.3 Adding Users

If you are a master or admin user, you can use Users – Add User to add new users. When adding a new

user, you can:

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Specify the user's name, type, partitions (if applicable) and access code. Each user must have a unique

access code.

• Assign a remote control and radio Hold Up Alarm (HUA) transmitter (depending on user type − a shunt

code user, duress and BMS users can have none of these devices).

If you do not wish to assign these devices, most user types can assign the devices to themselves at a

later date using the Users option (depending on user type – see the menu map on Appendix B, page

41).

A user can have only one remote control or HUA transmitter. No two users can have the same device.

Note: The level-4 user can be created only by the installer. There can be only one level-4 user.

To add a new user:

1. Select Users – Add User

2. The next available default user name is displayed If you wish, edit this default name of the user (12

characters maximum). Press ✓ to continue.

3. The default user type is displayed (normal user):

User 004

Normal User

Press

to select the user type (see Appendix A, page 39 for a description of each user type).

Press ✓ to continue.

4. If you are adding a user other than a master, shunt code or BMS user, you are prompted to specify

the user's partitions:

USER 004

Partition 1 Yes

By default, a new user belongs to all partitions. Press

to scroll through the partitions and

▶

change the setting to Yes or No. Press ✓ to continue.

5. You are prompted to specify an access code for the user:

Assign Access Code

( )

Enter an access code, or ✓ if you do not want to assign one. When prompted, enter the code a

second time.

6. You are prompted to assign a remote control to the user (except for shunt, duress and BMS users):

Press button to

identify Remote

To assign a remote control, press any button on the remote control, then choose one partition to

assign to the remote control. The remote control must not be already assigned to another user.

If you do not want to assign a remote control, press ✓ at the above prompt.

Note: If you have a remote control that is already allocated, you can nd out who it belongs to by

using Test – Remotes (reference page 23)

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7. You are prompted to assign a radio HUA (Hold-Up Alarm) device (except for shunt, duress and BMS

users):

Press both buttons

to identify HUA

Press a button on an unallocated HUA transmitter until you see "HUA added", or ✓ if you do not want

to assign one.

Note: If you have an HUA transmitter that is already allocated, you can nd out who it belongs to by

using Test – Hold Up Alarms (reference page 24).

Note: While you are registering a new HUA transmitter, the control unit will not respond to an alarm

signal from any radio HUA it has already learnt.

8. If you are adding a shunt code user, press

followed by ✓ to select the shunt group to assign

to the user:

User 005

*Shunt Group 1

The * indicates the currently-selected shunt group.

9. The control unit conrms that the user has been added:

New User Added

4.8.4 Editing Users

Editing another user's details

To edit another user's details (such as the user's name or type), you must log in as a master or admin user

and select Edit User from the Users menu. Edit User is available only if you have logged in as a master or

admin user.

You can use Edit User to change a user's name, user type, allocated partitions (if applicable) and access to

the Secoris App.

Note:

• Only master users can edit the details of other master users, and even then, only the name

and app access settings can be changed.

• If you are an admin user, you can edit only those users who belong to the same partitions as

you.

• If a user forgets their code, a master or admin user must delete that user and recreate a new

user with a new code.

• You cannot edit a user when the partition they belong to is set.

• If you want to delete another user's remote control, see "Deleting remote controls" on page

32.

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4.8.5 Editing your own user details

If you are a master or admin user, you can edit your own user details (such as your user code) by selecting

your user name in the Users, Edit User menu.

If you are not a master or admin user, the Users, Edit User menu is not available, but the Users menu may

(depending on your user type) contain options to change your own user details. The menu map (Appendix

B, page 41) shows the user types that have access to Users menu, and the options available.

You can (depending on your user type):

• Change your own access code.

• Add or delete your own remote control, Medical/Social Pedant or HUA transmitter.

• Specify the partition that your remote control can set, unset, etc.

• Enable or disable access to the Secoris App.

4.8.6 Using the Users option

To edit user details:

1. Select Users.

2. If you are a master or admin user, select Edit User, then press

followed by ✓ to select the user

you wish to edit. Alternatively, enter the user number (e.g. 004) and press ✓.

3. Press

followed by ✓ to select the option you require:

Name

To change the user name.

Type

To change the user type. See (Appendix A, page 39) for a description of each user type.

Partitions

To change the partitions that the user belongs to. You cannot change the partitions allocated to a

master user, since master users always belong to all partitions. Every user must belong to at least

one partition.

Code

To change your own access code.

Remote

To add or delete your own remote control.

You can use the Remote Partition option to specify the partition that the remote control can set,

unset, etc. Use

to scroll through the partitions, and

▶

to choose Yes or No. Press ✓ on

completion.

Use Delete Remote to delete your remote control if it has been lost.

Hold Up Alarm

To add or delete your own HUA transmitter.

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Remote Password

To set the remote password for a BMS or level-4 user.

App access

To enable or disable use of the Secoris App.

4.8.7 Deleting Users

If you are a master or admin user, you can use the Users – Delete User option to delete users.

Once you delete a user, the system does not respond to their access code. The control unit also deletes the

identity of any remote control or HUA transmitter assigned to the user.

Note: You cannot delete User 001 (the default master user).

To delete a user:

1. Select Users – Delete User.

2. Press

followed by ✓ to select the user you wish to delete. Alternatively, enter the user

number (e.g. 004) and press ✓.

DELETE User 004

Are you sure?

3. Press ✓ to delete the user (or ✘ if you have changed your mind).

4.9 Omitting zones

You can omit a zone before setting the system. Omitting a zone prevents it from generating an alarm if the

zone is triggered while the system is set. You may, for example, want to omit a zone that protects a garage

to enable access without causing an alarm while the system is set.

Note: The zone returns to normal operation when the system is unset.

Note: You can omit only those zones that the installer has specied can be omitted.

To omit zones:

1. Access the User menu, as described in the previous section.

2. Select the Omit Zones option. The rst zone you can omit is displayed. For example:

OMIT ZONES

Zone 000

An “O” is displayed at the end of the line if the zone is Omitted. An “I” is displayed if the zone is

Included.

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3. Press

to display the zone you wish to omit, then

▶

to mark it for omission. Press

▶

again if

you made a mistake and want the zone to be included.

Repeat this step for any other zones you wish to omit (or change to be included).

4. Press ✓ to store changes.

This product must be installed and maintained only by qualied service personnel.

4.10 Using shunt groups

About shunt groups

A shunt group is a collection of zones that can be “shunted”. “Shunting” is another way of preventing a

zone from causing an alarm. The dierence between shunting and omitting a zone is the length of time

that the control unit ignores the zone. When you omit a zone (see the previous section), the control unit

ignores it for one setting/unsetting cycle. When you shunt a zone, the control unit ignores it until you

unshunt it.

The installer sets up the shunt groups, each of which can consist of one or more zones. You should agree

with the installer what zones need to go into each shunt group, and record that information. A zone can be

in more than one shunt group.

Once the shunt groups are dened, there are three ways of shunting them:

a) Master and admin users can use the Shunt Groups option to shunt all zones in selected shunt group.

A master user can select any shunt group and an admin user can select any shunt group in the same

partition as the admin user.

b) A master user can use the Users – Add User option to add a Shunt Code user type and assign a shunt

group to that user. When the code is used at a keypad, all zones in the shunt group are shunted.

When the code is used again, the zones are unshunted.

c) The installer can t a key switch to a special zone, and link the zone to one or more shunt groups.

Turning the key shunts all zones in the shunt groups. Turning the key again unshunts them.

When a user tries to set the system or a partition where zones are shunted, the keypad displays “Shunt

Active tick to continue”. If the user presses ✓, the system continues to set.

4.10.1 Activating or deactivating a shunt group

A master or admin user can activate or deactivate a shunt group from a keypad as follows:

1. Select Shunt Groups. The rst shunt group set up by the installer is displayed:

ACTIVE SHUNT GROUPS

Shunt Group 1 Yes

2. Press

to select the shunt group.

3. Use

▶

to change the setting to Yes (zones in shut group will be shunted) or No (zones will be unshunted).

4. Press ✓ to conrm the change.

20 Using the system

4.11 Viewing the Log

The control unit keeps a log of events such as alarms and setting/unsetting actions. You can view the log as

follows:

1. Select View Log from the main menu.

The display shows the most recent event, for example:

*U001 Ptn 1 Unset

10:52:07 01/12/2019

When applicable, the event includes the associated user number (001 in the above example), as

described in the next section.

5. If applicable, press

▶

to see a more detailed description of the event, such as the user name (rather

than user number) associated with the event.

If you need information about a log event, please contact your installer.

6. Press

to show older events, or

to show more-recent events.

7. Press ✘ to nish viewing the log.

4.11.1 User numbers

The control unit identies each user by a unique number as shown below.

Meaning User Number

Secoris Alarm Panel

Action by installer 000

Action by default master user 001

Action by other added user 002-200

Quick Set (A/B/C/D key used) 201

Action by Level 4 user 202

Action by control unit 203

Keyswitch zone used to set/unset 204

Remote reset carried out by ARC 205

Action through virtual keypad 207

Action through Secoris App 211

Action through ABUS Cloud (no user-

specic action) 212

Action through web interface “Web”

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